new listing guidelines

[richeb4]

I just now read about the new guidelines for listings i.e. Grade B Grade A, etc. and the threat of removal of my listings if I didn't change them all. This is nonsense. Who does not know what NEW, USED, GREAT CONDITION, ETC.  means. To have to re-do all of my 375 listings is ridiculous. My buyers will not know how to take GRADE A, GRADE B, etc. in your new format so we will have to explain the process to them in our descriptions. Totally uncalled for.

[pburn]

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@richeb4 wrote:

I just now read about the new guidelines for listings i.e. Grade B Grade A, etc. and the threat of removal of my listings if I didn't change them all. 

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@richeb4 

Please provide a link to those new guidelines. I haven't read them lately. Thanks!

[onefootflipper]

This is the second thread I have seen about this with no link to these new guidelines at all. I sure can't find them.

[richeb4]

I looked also with no success. We are not selling eggs like they used to grade eggs my Grade A or B. This is really stupid. People know what new, like new, used mean but will not know that Grade A, B, or C. means on our listings. We will have to explain. dumb!!!

[richeb4]

There aren't any as yet other than the threat that if you don't change all of your listings to this Grade A or B nonsense they will remove your listings.

[chapeau-noir]

I wonder if its quality classifications for their new emphasis on refurbished items - haven't heard anything about it here, either, and I sell refurbs.